Nev. Admin. Code § 322.270 - Identifying devices, warning markers and hindrances to navigation
1. With regard to the navigable bodies of
water of this State, including, without limitation, Lake Tahoe:
(a) The State Land Registrar will issue an
identifying device which may be installed on each mooring buoy for which the
State Land Registrar issues a permit; and
(b) If the State Land Registrar determines
that a structure or facility might not be readily seen or might be a
navigational hazard, the State Land Registrar may issue an authorization for
the structure or facility which includes the condition that a warning marker,
approved by the appropriate agency, is installed on the structure or
facility.
2. With regard
to Lake Tahoe, a person shall not construct or place below the high water
elevation (6,229.1 feet) any swimming buoy, rope, fence or other barrier which
hinders navigation unless the State Land Registrar determines that a safety
hazard exists or a substantial public benefit will accrue from its construction
or placement.
Notes
NRS 322.100, 322.170; NAC 445A.044
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